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Amory awarded $5.2M grant for water tank, well project (opens the original)
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AMORY â During Sept. 1âs board of aldermen meeting, Mayor Zack McGonagill received approval to accept a $5.2 million Economic Development Administration grant through the agencyâs disaster recovery funding opportunity program for a new water tank and well project. âThis is great for the City of Amory as this will help bring in more water. It will bring in about a half-million gallons of water that would also help to bring in new industries to Amory. This will be on A Avenue across from t
Aberdeen School District, city work towards SRO bill settlement (opens the original)
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ABERDEEN â A topic regarding an outstanding bill for a school resource officer contract that has been brought up on and off during the past few months is in the process of being resolved. During Aug. 18âs board of aldermen meeting, Aberdeen School District Interim Superintendent Candi Moore-Saul presented a nearly $57,000 payment. Success! An email has been sent to with a link to confirm list signup. Error! There was an error processing your request.
Sheriff stresses reporting crimes to authorities rather than through social media (opens the original)
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ABERDEEN â Referencing an ongoing state-level investigation involving allegations against a former deputy, Monroe County Sheriff Kevin Crook urged people to report crimes directly to law enforcement rather than through social media pages. âI want to address something before it gets any worse that weâre dealing with right now and have dealt with before and other places are dealing with all around the state to some degree,â Crook said. âThese online media platforms are never, ever ever t
First-year principal embracing Hamilton Elementary School opportunity (opens the original)
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HAMILTON â Earlier this year, Allison Haynesâ best friend sent her a link to a job opening for a principal position at Hamilton. After thinking she wouldnât be qualified, she later receiving an email from former attendance center principal Brandy Carter and ever since, Hamilton felt like the place where she needed to be. The morning after interviewing for the Hamilton Elementary School principal position, she was offered the job and is enthusiastic about joining the Lion family. Success! A
Nettleton aldermen considering assembly ordinance (opens the original)
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NETTLETON â The board of aldermen approved a public hearing date regarding an assembly ordinance as part of its July 6 meeting. The public hearing date will be Aug. 3 at 6:15 p.m. The purpose of the proposed ordinance is to protect the peace, safety and welfare of residents by regulating large-scale assemblies, parades, processions and public demonstrations creating excess noise, posing public safety concerns and obstructing traffic flow. Success! An email has been sent to with a link to confi
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